Venous reflux can be diagnosed by means of duplex ultrasonography of the lower leg. To measure the arterial–brachial index, a Doppler ultrasound device is used to amplify the sound of arterial ...

Ultrasound is not necessary when computed ... or D-dimer measurement plus bilateral lower extremity venous compression US (if D-dimer level is >500 ng/mL), followed by chest CT if US results ...

Q: Is it worth buying an audible, handheld Doppler ultrasound to ... older adults with lower extremity wounds may have unknown ulcer etiology. Is it arterial, venous or both?

The new study results now show that the outcome observations from these prior studies apply directly to a broader peripheral arterial and peripheral venous intervention patient population ...

Increasingly, healthcare providers suspecting DVT turn to serial venous compression ... ultrasonic testing with Doppler imaging or single whole-leg ultrasound, "the only other diagnostic strategy ...

1 In addition, blood flow restriction through the inferior vena cava (IVC), which is the main conduit of venous return from the lower ... ultrasound showed multiple tortuous and dilated veins in the ...

data from over 700,000 peripheral arterial and peripheral venous intervention patients Data demonstrate a 32% reduction in major adverse limb events, such as amputations, during lower extremity ...